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I have a HTML table in a define and it has one row in the table with multiple links (shows with each record returned in the report). I need to make some of these links go to different drilldowns. It is possible to somehow specify which link on the same line goes to a drilldown other than ITEM=something in the stylesheet? Because item #1 will only work, but that does every link on the line. Something like this? Unfortunately that just makes the whole line carfex2, but the styling works..
TYPE=subhead, BY=ORDER_SEQUENCE, LINE=5, ITEM=1, CLASS='ONE', FOCEXEC=CARFEX1,$ TYPE=subhead, BY=ORDER_SEQUENCE, LINE=5, ITEM=1, CLASS='TWO', FOCEXEC=CARFEX2,$This message has been edited. Last edited by: Kerry,
TABLE FILE PRDATA
PRINT
..
ITEM_DESC
ITEM_PRICE
BY PR_NUMBER NOPRINT
SUBHEAD
"<PR_LINE_1" (a table about the order)
..
BY ORDER_ID NOPRINT
SUBHEAD
"<ORDER_LINE_1"
..
"<ORDER_LINE_5"
ORDER_LINE_5 is one field, therefore it is one ITEM in the STYLESHEET. Since you're building HTML, why not include the hyperlink in there as well, something like this:
Since you didn't have any parameters in your "Garbage style" I assumed you didn't need any. That's why I suggested posting the complete report. There's no point in going back and forth, extracting more and more complexity...
Since your drill-downs are in the HEADING, can we assume that the PR_NUMBER is constant for the whole report, or constant per page?
Francis
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